・Guidance to famous cherry blossom viewing spots in northern Tohoku

・Morioka's Ishiwari Sakura: This Edohigan cherry tree is said to be 350 to 400 years old and is designated as a national natural monument.

・Kitakami Tenshochi: Approximately 10,000 cherry trees bloom along the Kitakami River

Ashino Park: This vast park covers an area of approximately 800,000 square meters, and is one of Tsugaru's most famous cherry blossom viewing spots, with approximately 1,500 cherry trees in full bloom in spring.

・Tsugaru Railway: The view of the cherry blossom tunnel from the window of a retro train is breathtaking!

・Hirosaki Park: Approximately 2,600 cherry trees of about 50 varieties bloom in full glory.

・Kakunodate: Kakunodate is Michinoku's Little Kyoto. The highlights are the weeping cherry blossoms in the samurai residence district and the Somei-Yoshino cherry blossoms along the Hinokinai River! Avoid the crowds and enjoy cherry blossom viewing in the morning!

A must-visit! The three great cherry blossom viewing spots in Michinoku, a spectacular cherry blossom viewing spot in the northern Tohoku region. We will guide you to Morioka's Ishiwarizakura, Kitakami Tenshochi, Ashino Park, Tsugaru Railway, Hirosaki Park, Kakunodate, and Koiwai Farm's single cherry blossom!